i understand it s his burden of proof. he has explained it to me. he said he did not have enough in the record to prosecute bill cosby. he wanted constand to get compensated and he felt he was helping her if he got cosby to testify under oath. i m not saying she did not get paid, but there s nor to the story. it s a weird deal, but it was about the next set of prosecutors and how the rules were changed for their convenience in a criminal prosecution. that is what has us here today, and it s unsatisfying and it stinks for a lot of people who think it s wrong. i totally get it. because he they believe cosby did wrong. but the system and rules matter. you flagged it early and often, you were right. silence is acceptance. we are forgetting nothing when it comes to keeping our eyes on
guard, now she s going to probably tell you the part where when she exited the emergency staircase. but if she had knocked on the door of her neighbor, hilda, the older woman, the 92-year-old lady that they found today, they found her body today, unfortunately, our heart goes out to her family, if she would have knocked on her door, she s hard of hearing, it would have taken her maybe a while for her to just go wake up and go ants door. if sh answer the door. if she would have done that, she wouldn t be here telling the story either. so many things happen in a way that if any of those one things would have gone the other way, my mother would not be here. chris, point is, miracle, a miracle happened within all this tragedy. because when i was running down the stairs, the only thing that i say, oh, my god, oh, god, oh, jehovah, please, i want to
collapsed. i could hear it. she could hear it behind the walls of the stairs. i feel a terrible sound. terrible sound. and i knew that the the building collapse. so, while she s going down the stairs, the other part of the tower falls off. and she s, obviously, in the part that is standing, having left the other side? uh-huh. exactly. exactly. her her apartment collapsed just seconds after she she exited the the apartment. and what she was telling you before, chris, was if she would have gone the stair emergency staircase, that was closest to her apartment, she wouldn t be telling you this story. she got the wrong staircase. first, andy, i don t want to leave you out of this. thank you for clarifying it. by the way, your description is perfect. it s completely understandable. it s just unbelievable, in my heart. but your words make perfect sense. everybody understands so thank you. andy, what does it mean to you that your mother is still holding your arm next to
and i didn t know that besides my apartment was another exit elevator. if i knew that exit stairs. stairs i m sorry. if i knew that, maybe, i would take that one. and i can tell the story right now. well, either way, you got to the bottom. thank god. what happened when you got down? i went to the when i open the door beside the elevator, i don t know what happen in there. if it s something else, an apartment or whatever, i don t know. in that moment, i opened the door. and i, finally, find or found or whatever the stairs. i just started to go down, fast, fast, fast, fast. and then, you got down. what was it like, when you reached the bottom? well, the this when she started going down the stairs, chris yeah, andy. from the sixth floor to the fourth floor, the building
exited the emergency staircase. but if she had knocked on the door, her neighbor, hilda, the older woman. the 92-year-old lady they found today, they found her body today, unfortunately. our heart goes out to her family. if she would have knocked on her door, she is hard of hearing. it would have taken her, maybe, a while for her to just go wake up and go answer the door. if she would have done that, she wouldn t have been here telling the story, either. you know, so many things happened, in a way that if any of those one things would have gone the other way, my mother would not be here. chris, point is, miracle a miracle happened within all this tragedy. because when i was running down the stairs, the only thing that i said, oh, my god. oh, god. oh, jehovah. please, i go and see my my sons. i want to see my grandsons. and i don t want to die.